... and enthusiti maeeting. Among those who supported 8ir J.Walmleyon the platform we observed Arthur Anderson, Esq. M.P., William Leaf, Esq., Samuel Morley, Esq., David Williams Wire, BEq., Peargus O'Con- nor, Req., M.P., William Arthur WIlkinson, Eq., William ...

... Esq., M.P., Arthur Ander- son, Esq., M.P., F. O'Connor, Esq., M.P., William Pritchard, Esq. (high-bailiff of Soutlhwark), William Leaf, Esq., Samuel Morley, Rsq., D. W. Wire, Esq., W. A. Wilkinson, Esq., W. J. Hall, Esq., Thomas Prout, Esq., William Williams ...

... Clarke, 31. 3s.; J. Hewitt, 31. 3s. ; Tue Earl of Wilton, 2001. ILord R. Grosvenor, 1501. ; Sir J. Hall, Bart., 51. 5s.; Mr. William Leaf, 601. donation, and 51. 6s. per annum, &c. The entire subscriptions received amounted to about ],0001. LONDON HOMI(EOPATHIC ...

... Mr. William Tite, the Rev. Mr. cl, Anderson, MIr. T. B. Simpson, Mr. B. Drew, Captain Heaw m thorne, Mr. WY. Baker, Mr. William Leaf, Mr. R. E. Ardende IMIr. T. Camplhin, 1Mr. J. Pitcher, Mr. It. Pocock, Mr. J. Lockwood, Mr. R. Willson, Mr. S. Judkins ...

... Governor of the Bank of England ; P. R~olt, Esq., HN.P., B. Oliveira, Esq., M.P., John Dillon, ?? John Bradborry, Eaq., WiLliam Leaf, Esq., Nathaniel Geuld, ?? 1R. Car'ter, Esq., C. Chapman, Es I., T. H. EroaliloS, Esq., T. Banlsey, Esq., George Peboy ...

... William Williams, Mi.P., mr. Alderlrsi Lawrence, Mr. Sheriff Croll, Rev.James JacksoruL., Rev. George Mansfield, M.A., Mr. William Leaf, Mr. Tb was Lowrey, Mr. John Fisher, Mr. Dillon, Ar. Braibur: Mr. Moore, Mr. Howell, Mr. Walter Mr Villi~il Bareets Mr ...

... payable tt 45, Geor'e-street, Mltuclester, on Tuesday, February 13, Cl amtd mty stthscoquent Tuesdny. it Samuel Sharp snd William Leaf 'Middleton, of Leeds, P stone merchsiisi, lirst dividend of 3s. Od. in the pound, pay- P) able at 1, Solith-painde, Lecds ...

... I Amongst the heads of the warehousing trade who asuppolrt;d' his lordship at the head table were Messrs. George Moore, William Leaf, J. ?? Foeter,W~atford, Greatorex. George. Lauranee, W. J; Powell, W. Bradbuasy, &o., &a. Upwardso of two hundred gentlemen ...

... Barinig, J. B. Reath, J. Howell, Dl. W,~ t Chapman, Chertles Gilpin, T. Tooke, W. Ewact, L, aGregeon, M.P , J. D. Allcroft, William Leaf, B. lips, B. Oliveira, M.P., J. Neave, W. Tie M.p. wg a, Cubitt, M.P., Joseph Locke, M.P., Joina Dilloo, if. Uzielli, Reuben ...

... agleton, resigned, The LoRD Meoton presided, attended by the officers of his household. The precept having been read, Mr. WILLIAM LEaF proposed Mr. Benjamin Samuel Phillips as a candidate for the gown. Mr. IIUTTroN, of New gate-street, seconded the nomination ...

... present, including Alderman and Sheriff Eawrence, Mer. William g Russell? dlr, r.,oupell, M.P., Alderman Sir L. Doke, M.P., William Leaf, treasurer; Andrew Calde- Cott, trustee; Samuel Morley, trustee; John Bradbury, trustee; J. -P. Forster, trustee; Walter ...

... boroughs, with 1b protection to the veeors by means of the ballot, is unworthy tb ofthe support Of true reformers. Mr. William Leaf se- o conded the motion. The motion was adopted with one dis- 0 setient. Mr. Warburton moved thaeadloptionof'a petition ...